Glory Days . . . Bruce Springsteen

Andrew had arranged a blip meet at a popular cafe beside the Haven.  I was early on purpose and walked in the sunshine and still conditions taking photographs.  A young chap struck up a conversation with me because he has a Fuji camera.  I enjoyed talking cameras and photography with him and showed him blip on my phone.  He was meant to be working so we parted but he showed me his shots of a little boat with reflection and the entrance to the Haven.  It was much better composed than mine so you get a building instead.
It is a heritage building built as offices for the Anchor & Foundry Co Ltd which opperated from 1866 - 1986.  They were Nelson's main source of engineering trades and skills.  The building later housed a distillery and a printers.  It is now owned by Nelson City Council and is earthquake-prone so there she sits waiting .  Across the road are appartments with sublime views over the water.  Could this one day be the same.